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James Owen read History at Oxford before becoming a journalist at the Daily Telegraph , where he worked on its renowned Obituaries desk for five years. He now also writes regularly for The Times and Financial Times and is soon to publish his investigation of a celebrated wartime scandal, A Serpent in Eden .
Guy Walters is a former Times journalist and the author of three best-selling wartime novels, The Traitor, The Leader and The Occupation . A fourth novel, The Colditz Legacy , will be published in autumn 2005. He is currently writing a history of the 1936 Berlin Olympics that will be published in 2006. He lives in Wiltshire, and is married to Annabel Venning, the author of Following the Drum: The Lives of Army Wives Past and Present . They have two children.
Those Who Fought It
AND GUY WALTERS
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| Hitler: There will be no war Leonard Mosley |
| Preparing for war in France D. Barlone |
| The invasion of Poland Wilhelm Prller |
| An intellectual opposes the Nazis Friedrich Reck-Malleczewen |
| The view from Westminster Henry Channon |
| The first siren Winston Churchill |
| Tending the wounded in Warsaw Jadwiga Sosnkowska |
| A wave of despair Harold Nicolson |
| Sinking the Royal Oak Gunther Prien |
| In which we serve Nol Coward |
| The aniseed ball bomb Stuart Macrae |
| Plutarch and the Maginot Line George Beardmore |
| Helsinki bombed Sven Auren |
| Attacking the Graf Spee Richard Washbourn |
| Fighter over Finland Eino Luukkanen |
| Churchill becomes Prime Minister Winston Churchill |
| A civilian at war George Beardmore |
| Blood, toil, tears, and sweat Winston Churchill |
| Blitzkrieg Erwin Rommel |
| Fleeing from Holland L. de Jong |
| The French in retreat D. Barlone |
| The evacuation from Dunkirk A. Gwynn-Browne |
| The Little Ships Charles Lightoller |
| Mussolini threatens war Galeazzo Ciano |
| Shot down over France Paul Richey |
| Undesirable alien Arthur Koestler |
| We shall fight them on the beaches Winston Churchill |
| Italy enters the war Galeazzo Ciano |
| The occupation of Paris Demaree Bess |
| News of a pay rise and an invasion George Beardmore |
| De Gaulle leaves France Edward Spears |
| This was their finest hour Winston Churchill |
| A railway carriage in the woods William Shirer |
| France is part of me Antoine de SaintExupry |
| The threat of invasion Alexander Cadogan |
| Jersey occupied Alexander Coutanche |
| Rationing Theodora FitzGibbon |
| Target practice with the Prime Minister John Colville |
| The Battle of Britain Richard Hillary |
| Under bombardment Richard Hillary |
| Arguing with Goering Adolf Galland |
| Shot down in flames Geoffrey Page Page |
| The war in the desert Alan Moorehead |
| Death of a Spitfire Richard Hillary |
| The start of the Blitz Theodora FitzGibbon |
| Red sky at night George Beardmore |
| Invasion expected at any moment Harold Nicolson |
| What Britain is fighting for Ed Murrow |
| Downing Street is bombed Winston Churchill |
| A premonition Richard Hillary |
| Bovril and thoughts of escape Fritz Wentzel |
| Meeting Orde Wingate Hermione Ranfurly |
| The Italian weakness Alan Moorehead |
| The aftermath of Sidi Barrani Alan Moorehead |
| The Long Range Desert Group Bill KennedyShaw |
| Enduring the Blitz Theodora FitzGibbon |
| Sheltering in the Underground Ernie Pyle |
| A shattered house Andrew Butler |
| The war in East Africa Peter Cochrane |
| Greek fire Mikia Pezas |
| Countering the U-boats Donald Macintyre |
| The Battle of Cape Matapan Andrew Cunningham |
| Selecting agents for SOE Maurice Buckmaster |
| Inkerman Barracks, Woking Michael Nelson |
| Mr Flemings wife Andrew Butler |
| Flames over Westminster John Colville |
| The invasion of Crete Friedrich-August von der Heydte |
| Parachutes and bayonets A. W. D. Nicholls |
| Strafed Theodore Stephanides |
| Victory on Crete Martin Pppel |
| The sinking of the Hood Geoffrey Brooke |
| Aboard the Bismarck Burkard von MllenheimRechberg |
| Swordfish attack the Bismarck Gerard Woods |
| The Bismarck fights back Burkard von Mllenheim-Rechberg |
| The sinking of the Bismarck Burkard von Mllenheim-Rechberg |
| On leave Michael Nebon |
| Rommel in North Africa Heinz Werner Schmidt |
| The invasion of Russia Josef Goebbels |
| Operation Barbarossa Helmut Pabst |
| Over Russia Heinz Knoke |
| The rape of a Russian teacher Genia Demianova |
| Three kills and shot down twice in a day Adolf Galland |
| Wing Leader Johnnie Johnson |
| A conversation with Douglas Bader Adolf Galland |
| The Colonels foxhounds John Masters |
| With General Slim John Masters |
| The attractions of command William Slim |
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